User manual RYOBI BID960V SCHEMA ELECTRIC

[. . . ] Ignoring the instructions marked by this symbol and erroneously operating the printer could result in injury or property damage. Example Pictographs The pictograph means "Caution is required. " A specific warning symbol is contained inside this pictograph (The symbol at left is for electric shock). The pictograph means "Should not be done. " What is specifically prohibited is contained in or near the pictograph (The symbol at left means "Disassembly prohibited"). The pictograph means "Must be done. " What is specifically to be done is contained in the pictograph (The symbol at left means "Unplug the power cord from the outlet"). Warning Caution Warning Do not set on an unstable area · Do not set on an unstable area, such as a wobbly table or slanted area or an area subject to strong vibration. If the printer falls off or topples over, it could injure someone. [. . . ] (2) Incorrect data are received while transferring downloaded data. 3. 10. 1 Operation Status when having an Error in Downloading Process The ERROR indicator and buzzer response when having an error in downloading process are as follows. Operation status Flash ROM error Download data error ON LINE (POWER) indicator Off Off ERROR indicator Red light Long blink interval Buzzer 1 long beep sound 1 long beep sound Caution · · · DO NOT turn the printer OFF when data is transferring to the flash ROM in Program or Boot Download mode, as it may corrupt the firmware and prevent the printer from starting up correctly. Ensure to check the printer status when downloading, and do not turn off the printer during download. Ensure that the printer is running on a stable power supply during flash ROM writing operations. BID960V User's Technical Reference Page 3-17 Section 3: Operation and Configuration 3. 11 PRINTER CONFIGURATIONS SETTING You can set the printer configuration by sending SBPL commands from the host computer or by using the Utilities Tool application provided (RYOBI Accessory CD-ROM). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 RS-232C interface *1 Offset setting Base reference point Media size Category Operation mode Setting item Print method (BID960V T printer only) Print speed Print mode Cutter mode Dispenser mode Nonesepa mode Print darkness Print darkness level Sensor type Zero slash Kanji code Initial feed Character pitch Option Waiting time Pitch Width Vertical print position offset Horizontal print position offset Continuous mode Tear Off mode Cutter mode Dispenser mode Baud rate Data bit Parity Stop bit Control Setting contents Thermal Transfer/ Direct Thermal 50mm/s to 100mm/s Continuous/ Tear Off/ Cutter/ Dispenser/ Nonesepa (Linerless) Head position/ Cut position/ No backfeed Head position/ Dispense position Tear Off position/ No backfeed A 1 to 5 I-Mark/Gap/Sensor-off/Transmissive (CX compatible) Disabled/ Enabled JIS code/SJIS code Disabled/ Enabled Fixed/ Proportional 5 to 200 (x100ms) 1 to 2400 dots (including liner/backing paper) [BID960V T/D] 1 to 832 dots (including liner/backing paper) [BID960V T/D] ±792dot ±792dot ±99dot ±99dot ±99dot ±99dot 9600/19200/38400bps 7/8 bit No parity/Odd number/Even number 1/2 bit READY/BUSY control (single item buffer), READY/BUSY control (multi buffer), Xon/Xoff, Protocol for driver(STATUS4), STATUS3 Page 3-18 BID960V User's Technical Reference Section 3: Operation and Configuration No. 27 Category LAN interface *2 Setting item LAN mode Setting contents Protocol for driver(STATUS4)Cyclic response *3 Protocol for driver(STATUS4)ENQ response *3 1 port connection/ENQ response(STATUS3) Multi/ 1 item 010 to 200 (1=50ns) Standard code/Nonstandard code Nonstandard code settings for STX, ETX, ESC, ENQ, CAN, NULL, OFFLINE Download firmware from the host computer. (1) Start up in program download mode (Available in normal operation mode only) (2) Start up in normal operation mode (Available in program download mode only) 28 28 29 30 31 IEEE 1284 interface *4 Non-standard code Buffer type ACK width Nonstandard code switching Nonstandard code setting Download Firmware download Reboot mode *5 *1. Available for USB+RS-232C specification only. Available for USB+LAN specification only. Use RYOBI port or Port 9100 when sending print request from the printer driver. Available for IEEE1284+USB specification only. Troubleshoot interface - refer to the next section. Have RYOBI authorized servicing personnel replace main board. PRINTER CREATES A BLANK LABEL Data input error. Set the sensor correctly by printer setting tool. Power off the printer and ensure a proper connection. Have RYOBI authorized servicing personnel replace main board. IMAGE VOIDS Dirty print head. Have RYOBI authorized servicing personnel replace main board. Use only RYOBI-certified media. RIBBON WRINKLING *1 Damaged or worn platen roller. Foreign material on print head and/or platen roller. Replace print head as required. *1 Ribbon stock conditions are only applicable to BID960V T printers. Page 4-4 BID960V User's Technical Reference Section 4: Troubleshooting 4. 2 TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE (Cont'd) TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE LIGHT PRINT IMAGES Low print head darkness. Reduce print speed setting. UNEVEN PRINT DARKNESS Damaged or worn platen roller. Replace print head as required. SMEARED PRINT IMAGES Poor media quality Foreign material on print head and platen roller Foreign material on labels Excessive print head energy Excessive print speed Use higher quality media. [. . . ] In this mode, the printer's functionality is the same as with the continuous or tear-off modes depending on configuration settings. Page 8-6 BID960V User's Technical Reference Section 8: Appendix 8. 5 BASE REFERENCE POINT The base reference point is the point at which one determines the print and cut positions. The base reference position differs, depending on the print mode or the label pitch sensor to be used. Continuous Mode I-Mark I-Mark (CX-compatible) (Base print position) Gap end Gap start Gap Base print position Base print position I-Mark I-Mark (CX-compatible) Gap Base print position Center label Base print position Center label Base print position position Center label position position Cutter Mode I-Mark I-Mark (CX-compatible) Gap Base print position Base cut position Base print position Center label Base print position Base cut position Base cut position BID960V User's Technical Reference Page 8-7 Section 8: Appendix 8. 5 BASE REFERENCE POINT (cont'd) Dispenser Mode I-Mark I-Mark (CX-compatible) Gap Base print and dispense position Base print and dispense position Base print and dispense position I-Mark I-Mark (CX-compatible) Base print position Unprintable area ( m Base print position Unprintable area ( m 8. 5. 1 Base Reference point Adjustment Print Position Offset refers to the vertical and horizontal shifting of the entire print area, relative to the start position of printing (V=0, H=0), defined by default to be the bottom right hand corner of the label. The Base Reference point can be adjusted by using the Printer Utilities Tool application or by sending the <A3> command from the host. The V setting is for the Vertical print offset. [. . . ]